Feather bonanza 3 !!!!!!!!!

[2dogs2000]

Ok a slight exaggeration. This is the last of my feathers for now as I am back to work next week.



Any i.d.s would be appreciated.

Is there any way of separating rook and crow feathers?

[RKB]

1. Buzzard (inner secondary or tertial)
2-3 domestic Duck/goose
4 Mallard (maybe with a bit of the above).

I'm now charging £1 per i.d. on these

[2dogs2000]

Originally Posted by RKB

I'm now charging £1 per i.d. on these

Is my appreciation not enough?

OK 50p if you can tell me if it is possible to separate rook and crow feathers?

[solus]

Originally Posted by 2dogs2000

OK 50p if you can tell me if it is possible to separate rook and crow feathers?

Of course it is! As long as they're still attached to the bird....

[2dogs2000]

Originally Posted by solus

Of course it is! As long as they're still attached to the bird....

Hmmmm. That's what I was thinking.

[RKB]

Do you have a thermal cycler and knowledge of polymerase chain reaction for DNA analysis?

Hmmm, I reckon you could probably have a go with some of the primaries, as I think the emargination might differ (they have different wing shapes), but I haven't tried it.

[2dogs2000]

[quote=RKB;670996]Do you have a thermal cycler and knowledge of polymerase chain reaction for DNA analysis?

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Now you are showing off. I will leave them as corvid thank you.